By Michael Sutton Writing Coded UI tests is usually pretty easy: using the right tool, you can simply record some UI interactions, and the
We have just released a fresh beta release, with tons of improvements! You can find the complete changelog here, and download the new version
By Michael Parshin The goal of this post is to give a short overview of common mistakes we, .NET devs, tend to make over
By Amir Zuker The Task Parallel Library (TPL) was released officially along with .NET 4.0 and it’s the new way of implementing and consuming
Our Chief Architect Alon Fliess, and CTO Pavel Yosifovich recently attended the MVP Summit in Redmond. They met up with Channel9’s Robert Green to
While developing OzCode, we work with multiple class types that represent a parsed C# code file: objects that represent things such as if statements,
We here at OzCode Software are really big fans of the .NET open source community. From NuGet to NHibernate to NUnit, you can hardly
Recently, while fixing a few memory leaks, I was surprised at just how easy it is to unknowingly cause a serious memory leak by
While debugging deep class hierarchies in Visual Studio, I was often annoyed by having to constantly expand the “base” nodes to get to see
By Tamir Dresher Visual Studio comes with a built-in Visual Tree Visualizer which is really useful, but in order to start using it you
